Lectures related to Programmable Array Logic

Introduces GAL and CPLD, covering PAL evolution, GAL limitations, and CPLD architecture.

Covers PAL, GAL, CPLD, and the transition to FPGAs using HDLs.

Covers PAL, GAL, CPLD, and the evolution to FPGAs, explaining their architecture and advantages.

Covers the basic principles and architecture of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and their implementation options for digital circuits.

Explores FPGA architecture, including LUTs and routing arrays, scalability, and placement challenges.

Explores DNA fundamentals, nano-engineering, and bioengineering applications, focusing on programmable biomaterials and DNA origami structures.

Covers the fundamentals of VLSI design related to SRAM and memory arrays for better density.

Explores logic circuit classification, FPGA design methodology, implementation, and Altera Cyclone IV architecture.

Covers the basics of LED signs and displays, including LED technology, fixed patterns, and variable information display.

Delves into Field-Programmable Gate Arrays, their architecture components, optimization challenges, and a novel approach to architecture exploration.

Covers basic rules of logic design and Shannon's expansion in Boolean functions.

Covers the design of an Arbiter FSM in VHDL for digital system design, emphasizing access timing management.

Covers structural models, synthesis approaches, and retiming techniques for sequential circuits.

Explores VHDL for synthesis, emphasizing sequential statements and processes.

Covers principles of synchronous RTL design, custom digital circuits, Y-Diagram visualization, signal classes, and hierarchy management.

Covers the fundamentals of processors, from digital logic to program execution, including components like ALU, register file, and control logic.

Covers the structural model for sequential circuits, synchronous logic networks, and approaches to sequential synthesis including retiming.

Discusses logic synthesis techniques for designing efficient digital circuits from functional descriptions and truth tables.

Provides an overview of finite state machines, covering their design, analysis, and practical applications in digital systems.

Covers finite state machines, their types, structures, and practical applications in digital systems.